Are You a Homerun?

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How do venture capitalists look at deals? Read first-hand how one VC evaluates about the proposals he receives at Gaebler Venture's blog site.

When somebody sends me a business plan or gives me their elevator pitch, I quickly run it through a mental filter to see if it's a HomeRun. If it is a HomeRun business concept, I'm interested. If not, I'll quickly move on to other things.

It usually takes me 15 to 30 seconds max to figure it out....

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This is an interesting article comparing a product or service that is needed with an idea that is catchy. It's incredibly difficult, however, to come up with a business plan that provides a good/service which is needed plus an idea that is so catchy that word-of-mouth ends up being its best publicity.

Nice, concise analysis. Thanks for posting the link.

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